Sentence examples for A separate academic from inspiring English sources

A separate academic study of diesel exhaust here in Guangzhou found that Chinese trucks put out particles in unusually large quantities and sizes, as engines with often inadequate or damaged emissions equipment were forced to pull overweight loads.

As a separate academic discipline, its roots are found in mining schools that needed to consider the milieu in which minerals are sold.

From ­September, the current holder of the chair, Professor David Ganz, will be out of a job, and the subject will no longer exist as a separate academic discipline in British universities.

At issue is whether the online selling, buying, marketing and distribution of products -- known collectively as e-business -- should be taught as a separate academic subject or as an inseparable part of a general business curriculum?

Whether the college becomes a separate academic unit — the 11th among GWU's colleges and schools — or is placed under the umbrella of the university's Columbian College of Arts and Sciences is to be determined.

While its origins can be traced back at least 200 years to the writings of David Ricardo and other early Classical economists, it emerged as a separate academic field only after World War II and then primarily in the United States.

Profile Allegheny College is a private liberal arts college in Meadville, PA, that requires all students to complete both a major and a minor in separate academic fields, as well as a comprehensive senior research project.

In the past 20 years or so, school districts have implemented "detracking" reforms that present self-selection policies as an alternative to separate academic paths.

There were certainly some rural, conservative districts where Cap-and-Trade played a role, but two separate academic studies have concluded that while voting for the Health Care reform has a significant negative impact on Democratic incumbents, a vote for Cap-and-Trade had little statistically significant impact on vote choice in most districts.

The emphasis will be on productive dialogue across boundaries that often separate academic communities with an ultimate goal of fostering new types of collaboration and new models of scholarly dissemination.

Laveau has often been featured in novels, folklore and songs, but in a reflection of how much more seriously she is now being taken, two scholars have recently completed separate academic biographies that portray her as a major cultural and social figure.